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Ask Oliver

by Derek Ambrosino
January 25, 2012



Derek Ambrosino aspires to one day, like Dan Quisenberry, find a delivery in his flaw, you can send him questions, comments, or suggestions at digglahhh AT yahoo DOT com.

Comments

Carl said...

I look forward to Oliver every year. Curious what the projections are for someone like Castro since after the big three of Tulo, Reyes, and Hanley, he’s really the last guy to get excited about in a very weak class

Posted 01/25  at  04:32 PM
Hunter said...

Wright’s numbers seem about right…. if you take away about dozen of those SBs.

Posted 01/25  at  07:03 PM
SIDA! said...

Is there a reason HBT closes threads to comments and if so, why do you guys close off the comments so soon after the initial publication of the entry?

I am specifically referring to the Dynasty rankings published a couple weeks ago.

Posted 01/25  at  10:35 PM
Derek Ambrosino said...

SIDA,

I think the default settings are the comments close after a week or so. The primary reason would be that by that time discussion usually dies down and open comment sections then just become fertile ground for spambots and the like.

I’ll see if we can manually override the default and re-open that comment thread if discussion is still live.

Posted 01/26  at  01:22 AM
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